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Product description
Artist: Ad van Hassel
Perspex toffee Banksy Ukraine + Grafitti stamp sheet.
Title: Homage to Banksy
Description: This lot consists of 2 items.
Item 1: Concerns a beautiful image of Banksy on a Pop art toffee made of perspex. Oven folded and laser cut artwork. The graffiti featuring a judoka was painted by Banksy on the wall of a destroyed house in the village of Borodyanka (Kiev region).
Standing model on silver metal base, engraved signature on bottom of base in a packing box.
Height 33 cm. Wide and deep 9 cm.
Date: 2023
Condition: New condition
Item 2: The set of stamps issued to commemorate the anniversary of the Russian invasion of Ukraine features one of seven graffiti created by British artist Banksy in Ukraine in 2022.
Publication date: February 2023
Artist - Graffiti ©BANKSY
Number of stamps per sheet: 6 (There are six stamps per sheet with value and country indication).
Imprint on stamp and sheet: "ПТН ПНХ!"
Circulation: 250,000 pieces. Set of stamps nicely framed in new plexiglass frame.
Background:
On Feb. 24, 2022, around 4 a.m. Kiev time, the President of the Russian Federation announced a "military special operation" in Ukraine, after which Russian forces launched missile attacks on Ukraine and launched a large-scale military offensive.
For Ukrainians, 2022 was a year of national unity, a year of courage and victory, a year of perseverance and self-sacrifice.
The Ukrainian people impressed the world and received prestigious international awards: Charlemagne Prize (for defending European values), Andrii Sakharov Prize (for freedom of thought), The Atlantic Council Award (for outstanding leadership), The Casimir Pulaski Foundation Award (Knight of Freedom), etc.
Ad van Hassel
In 1980, Ad began painting. After years of pursuing various creative pursuits, he started two exclusive galleries in the Amsterdam Sonesta and Krasnapolsky hotels in 1983. Best known of him are the tulip paintings.
In 1990, Ad began to devote himself to making screen prints of his own paintings. He achieved such good quality that soon other artists had their work silkscreened by Ad. For example, he was Herman Brood's house printer for 12 years. Corneille, Jan Cremer, Rob Scholte, Peter Diem and many other artists also made frequent use of his expertise. After the disappearance of artists such as Herman Brood and Corneille, Ad saw the opportunity to specialize in an entirely new technique, namely CNC laser cutting and milling of various plastic materials to create insanely colored sculptures.
Specifications
ConditionExcellentColorsMulti ColorMaterialPaper, PlexiglassNumber of items2ArtistsAd Van HasselFirst ownerYesOrientationPortraitArt sizeSmallHeight33 cmWidth9 cm